The Penn's Grove record., 1887-10-15

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The Emmanuel ard st. Iauls Sunday
schools hold .lejr autumn services to-
morrow evening.
We are pleased to be able to give oul
readers today a letter from Germany.
We feel very greatfnl to our worthy
aud learned cores aondeut who will,
we hope. some day grace tile president
ial chair of some noted college.
Capt. Thomas MAYORS schooner
Rillie ) Derby was anchoredo off PENIS
grove last Saturday. lie left Oh her
on Sunday with a cargo Of coal foI
Charleston aud will return with a load
of acid rock for the Mautua Fertil izeI
works.
Between five and six hundred cases
of tomatoes have been shipped from
the Cove factory and the sl0op J. NJ.
Scovel, Capt. John ). Black will take
away about eight hundred cases more
to-day together with what few baskets
of sweet potatoes the farmers will send
to market.
Daniel Conoyer, living on John Al
lens farm next to WiIey's school house
whose horse received "a broken leg last
week and had to be- killed because lie
was too intoxicated to drive it, has
| gone South. His wife sold the
household goods and farming utensils
on Thursday.
Every wife and mother in the coun-
try should know the great V]aib,ot
| Ayers S~arsaparilla, "a blood purifier.
! 1t gives tone, health, aud strength, to
the vital organs, currects all irregulali-
ties, and expells impurities from the
system. Young and old use 1t. Price
81. <
An extra mail bag will be put on
the Delaware River railroad his MORN
ing making a direct mail every morn
ing for Woodbury. at 6.55 and one back.
All the local south mail along the rail-
road will soou b. sent there instead n
having to 90 down on tie West Jef-
sey road as now.
This week will about wind up pack
ing tomatoes at Hughes's canning
house at the Cove. Superintendent
VIM. Tussey Informs MS That he will
have about 125, 600 cans filed, many
more than was expected the first part
of the season. The pack of tomatoes
has been much better all over the coun
ty than was thought it would be.
Any Pennsgrope people OF citizens
of New Jersey going 10 Wilmington
and wishing photographs, 60 to Beech
er's gallery, 315 Market ST., west side;
first gallery below 4th ST. His Pictnf-
es ale >the hest. Prices reasonable.
Uses the instantaneous process only.
Time Of setting one quarter Of a sec
nd. 10-15-5t.
The eastern approach to the Peuns-
grove station las been improved by be
ing changed from steps to an in inelin-
ed plain. The shedding las been eX-
tended to the end of the platform and
a house built against the end in which
coal aud sand viii be kept. E. I'll,
5reen. the efficient superintendent Of
the railroad is almost constantly on
hand overseeing the work
Postmaster W. S. Avis las rented
the apartments in Summerills' block
lately occupied 10y Mrs. B~ilderback and
Mrs. Elyin and has moved the post
office two doors above its old quarters
into the end room of the block. He
did so in order TO have more light in
the office. He has made great i'm
provements in the Office by doing SO.
Mr.. r.. J. Shoemaker. principal of
the Pennsgrove public school, was IAN
ed on Monday evening, and it was well
done too. When the American Me
chanics have had entertainments Mr..
| Shoemaker helped them with some of
his talented music. AS a repayment
of his kindness the Order on Monday
SHening presented him with a very
nice ebony cane with a gold head. He
SAYS he feels himself hardlyup to that
standard but will attempt to grace it.
John Summerill and wife returned
| home on Tuesday evening from their
bridal tour. On Thursday evening
they held a reception at the residence
Of the BRIDES parents, her about
| eighty paid their respects by their pres
ence. The P%ennsgrove Band enliyen-
ed occasion with ONE Of their choice
new tunes and VIM. Shiyeler, of Swe-
desboro, furnished the occasion f0r
fantastic tripping 10y drawing a lively
bow. After partaking of a most eX-
;ellent and full supply Of refreshment
and having an enjoyable tine, long to
De remembered, all left for home at IA
good hour.
The following were appointed as
executive committee at the Democrat
ic convention last week. Salem, +.
w. Clinton Kelly, JOS. Bell; w. w. j.
Acton, Robt. Gwynne, Jr.; Elsiuboro,
Geo. Washington, b. W, Biddle; l.
nj ---lN-.4A. 49,. Iv.rr.,
Quinton. Smith B. Harris, Thos san
derliu AlIoway, Jonathan House,
Gould S. Hitctner; Warrington, Thos.
Y. Haekett, j. Harvey Robinson
P~ilesgrove, John Wallace, Chas Allen
Pittsgrove. w. w. johnson, Theodore
Rogers; U. Pittsgrove, Hiram Strang,
VIM. Richman; l.. p. Neck, VIM.
Newell, L. II. Lawrence; L. p. Neck,